Evening News

 On this edition of KBOO Evening News Opponents of the I-5 expansion file a federal lawsuit to block new lanes in the Rose Quarter. Federal officials delay a decision on whether to keep endangered protections for grizzlies. And, an Oregon man takes a plasma donation compa... Read more

 On this edition of KBOO Evening News  Dozens of Southern Oregonians are under evacuation orders because of the Dixon Fire.  Grants Pass enacts a new camping ban, post Supreme Court case.  And, all Portland Public schools students will get free breakfast and lunch this sc... Read more

 On this edition of KBOO Evening News Oregon wildfires reach the metro area, with evacuations near Canby. Workers at Do Good Multnomah file for a union election. And, Portland General Electric files for yet another rate increase. Read more

 On this edition of KBOO Evening News  wildfire smoke and heat prompt a warning about the air we are breathing.  firefighters across Oregon speak out about their battle with more than a million acres on fire.  And in the northwest, most people are saying their health care ... Read more

 On this edition of KBOO Evening News  Portland City commissioner and Mayoral candidate Rene Gonzalez spends 6 thousand in taxpayer dollars to ‘clean up’ his Wikipedia page.  The E-P-A bans an herbicide known to cause health risks in unborn babies.  And in international ne... Read more

 On this edition of KBOO Evening News  34 wildfires are burning across Oregon, and officials worry more are on their way.  Oregon Senator Jeff Merkely criticizes a restructuring at the postal service that has created delays for rural areas.  And in national news, Vice Pre... Read more

 On this edition of KBOO Evening News Nearly 9 thousand Oregonians are under wildfire evacuation orders, even as some of the largest fires are near containment.  Clackamas County will not offer a drug deflection program, as drug recriminalization approraches.  And in nati... Read more

 On this edition of KBOO Evening News  Multnomah County and its ambulance provider reach an agreement to fix short staffing.  A majority of TriMet board members didn’t ride public transportation last year.  And, Portland Police say they’re preparing for a street racing ev... Read more

Venezuela's disputed election; low US expectations with Iran; Taiwan's president pushes sovereignty; executive immunity and the CIA; and more. Read more

 On this edition of KBOO Evening News  A heat wave, dry conditions and windy weather, could add up to more trouble for an overheated wildfire season in Oregon.  Oregon reaches a compromise on a court challenge over its treatment of young people in foster care.  And more O... Read more